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Technical Specification

Power supply

220V - 240V AC 50Hz (live/neutral)

Output switch type

Volt-free SPST (normally open) relay

Output switch rating

16A, 250V AC (resistive)

Maximum lighting load

Incandescent: 12A (3000W)

Fluorescent: 10A (2500W)

Compact Fluorescent: 10A (2500W)

Timeout selection

10 seconds to 60 minutes

Detection angle

100°

Detection range

High sensitivity: up to 5m

Low sensitivity: up to 10m

Mounting hardware

22mm (min.) single-gang UK pattress box

Operating temperature

-10°C to +40°C 

Guarantee

5 Years

Weight

87g

Dimensions

86mm x 86mm x 35mm 

Fault Finding

Ensure the electrical supply to the unit is isolated before making any adjustments.

!

Load will not switch on

a) Unit is not powered

• 

Ensure the unit is correctly connected to an active mains supply.

b) Load is not connected correctly

•  Ensure the load is connected appropriately. The relay output is volt-free so must be 

connected suitably to a supply in order to power a load.

•  Check that the load works on its own by bypassing the detector.

c) Unit is not set up correctly

• 

WMPAD3(-L)

 Ensure the operating mode has been selected appropriately. In 

Absence Mode

, the override button must be used to switch on the load.

•  Wait 1 minute after connecting the mains supply for the PIR sensor to stabilise.

• 

Ensure the 

Lux Level

 setting is appropriate (including for non-lighting loads).

•  Ensure the unit is sited away from strong light and heat sources.

Load does not switch off, or switches on unexpectedly

•  Ensure the set period is allowed to elapse with no motion in the detection zone.

•  Ensure the unit is sited away from strong light and heat sources, including the load.

•  Ensure there are no other inadvertent sources of triggering. To test this, tape thick 

paper or card over the sensor lens (and wait for the set timeout period to elapse).

Summary of Contents for WMPD3

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Page 2: ...D3 Presence Detector offers fully automatic operation switching on the load upon detection of motion and switching off when the area has been unoccupied for the set period The WMPAD3 Presence Absence...

Page 3: ...iring arrangement comply with the following requirements Figure 2 shows a typical wiring example 3 wire live neutral volt free switch connection The unit requires a permanent live neutral connection a...

Page 4: ...s cable to power the unit If the load is also powered via this wiring ensure the current rating is adequate Otherwise i e if the output is independently powered low current cable may be used Load conn...

Page 5: ...If the unit does not respond to motion during testing remember that the ambient light level must be low enough with respect to the Lux Level setting to permit activation The Lux Level setting only af...

Page 6: ...ighting circuit This method can typically reuse pre existing wiring from a 2 way switching installation where 3 core cable has been used between the switch locations Each unit detects motion independe...

Page 7: ...cted correctly Ensure the load is connected appropriately The relay output is volt free so must be connected suitably to a supply in order to power a load Check that the load works on its own by bypas...

Page 8: ...onics co uk or call 0333 666 1176 Alternatively email techsupport mselectronics co uk Additional copies of this product guide can be downloaded from our website Product Warranty MS Electronics guarant...

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